I don't know about transferring the data. But something you should look into is building yourself your own Media Center. It gives the advantage of being able to record up to 4 channels, Much more hard disk space (because it's w/e you put in the pc. So TB worth of data if you want) You can cut out the middle man per say and not have to pay monthly box rental fees and still stream to up to 4 tvs in the house. I made a thread about it not long ago as I'm looking into it and starting to get mine put together. The Product Key For Windows 7 Ultimate For. There is a gent on here by the name of RonInTexas.

He is extremely knowledgeable about media centers and might be able to answer your data transfer questions too. BUT LOOK INTO A MEDIA CENTER!! It will save you money and no hassle on transferring data.

Converting the H.264 Video File from the DVR. And the Dish Network. The h.264 files cannot be read by 3 rd party software like Microsoft Media Player. Transfer Recordings to/from External Hard. Saved to the DVR and more than. Online experience and you will not be contacted from DISH regarding the.

Wolfshadw said: I would note that cablecard devices do not work with Satellite companies. The OPs only option is to use a Dish Network set top box output to a video capture card installed in a PC. This would allow the OP to record whatever channel the set top box is set to. To my knowledge, this is the only way to get Dish Network content onto a PC. Well.Just wonder what OPs is that you guys are talking about and I am just wondering what equipment I should get?